Does anyone know if the answer to this question has changed in iOS6?
Detect Silent mode in iOS5?
Nope. No more AV API for detecting silent switch status.
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My Gvim often stop working on Windows7:
I download a prebuilt gvim version, I forgot the link page.
I use Vundle as my vim plugin manager:
Please help me...
Sometimes I type a little fast, I cannot realize what I have type.
Maybe I press some error key which caused the gvim stop.
But I don't know what key will cause the gvim stop.
Your Vim version 7.4.280 is a development snapshot; it is not a stabilized version. Either move back to this MR version (and hope that the problem isn't there), or regularly update to the latest available build. Ideally, you'll then debug into / collect stacktraces in case of crashes, and report this problem, so that the devs can do something about it.
Thanks to #Ingo Karkat recommandation.
I download another prebuild gvim for windows version.
I find a very good all-in-one gvim for windows on Bitbucket:
https://bitbucket.org/Alexander-Shukaev/vim-for-windows/downloads
This gvim support lua/python2.7.x/python3.4.x/ruby/perl, and it include all the lua52.dll/python27.dll/python34.dll/... files. So vimers do NOT have to download the matchde version script dll files.
I think this will meet most of vimer's need.
Is there a way to disable mouse support in file edition on ideavim? It is really annoying that it enters into visual mode each time I click.
It isn't possible to have the same behavior as vim without mouse in terminal, but can I have it on pycharm's ideavim?
I also hate when the editor suddently goes into visual mode when I accidentally drag with the mouse. I ended up modifying the ideavim source and compiled my own version. I got the idea from another answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/24256022/598781
I just return immediately in the EditorMouseHandler.mouseDragged method. i.e. changed line 1772 in the file ideavim/src/com/maddyhome/idea/vim/group/MotionGroup.java to:
if (true || !VimPlugin.isEnabled()) return;
This change could have some consequences, but I don't use mouse select anyway.
It's not possible to disable mouse support in Vim emulation. Note however that IdeaVim switches to Visual selection mode only when you're selecting text with the mouse. Simple clicks shouldn't make IdeaVim enter visual selection mode.
You should try :set selectmode=mouse,ideaselection. It is a workaround but that worked for me.
https://github.com/JetBrains/ideavim/blob/master/doc/set-commands.md
Going to Fullscreen mode in JavaFX causes a giant message telling the user that he can leave this mode pressing ESC. Not only this takes the "desktopish" feeling off my application, it also looks ugly.
I guess this message is not ment to be suppressed, so my hope is that i can at least brand it. So, how can i style it?
JavaFX 8 has a way to suppress this message:
stage.setFullScreenExitKeyCombination(KeyCombination.NO_MATCH);
There is a requests to Allow trusted apps to disable the fullscreen overlay warning and disable the "Exit on ESC" behavior and Touch Screen only - Press ESC to exit full-screen mode. does not apply. Neither request has been implemented as of JavaFX 2.2.
There are no requests to allow the message to be styled that I could find. You could create one under the JavaFX Runtime project, but I think it would be rejected due to potential security concerns.
You can just completely disable the message with:
primaryStage.setFullScreenExitHint("");
Auto completion become disable when I enable FakeVim mode in Qt creator !
Do someone have a solution to enable it in fakevim mode?
Thanks
I know this is an old post, but for anyone curious how to do this:
-For autocompletion, just use CTRL-SPACE to activate (then the usual selection method, CTRL-n forward, CTRL-p backward, etc.)
This problem has been fixed in new versions of Qt Creator. You can download it from here . Additionally you can switch between fakevim mode and normal mode with ALT+V ALT+V(Press ALT+V 2 times )
There seems to be a lot of conflicting information regarding Vim keybindings in MonoDevelop. Does anyone know whether this feature is available or what the current status is? I know there was progress being made at some point.
The basics work pretty well. It currently supports the following modes: Normal, Visual, Visual Line, Insert, Overwrite. In those modes, most of "single-key" commands are supported, and some slightly more complex commands work too, such as searching and marks.
The major limitation right now is that it does not support multi-character text operators and text objects. I started implementing support for that a while back but it isn't finished yet. Assistance would be welcome.
If you check their site, you can see that Vi Mode is a section of their TODO.